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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-26
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6err @onrab 3uf1Iag unb
@emablin iebrteH bon ibrer mebrmo,
aatIi9en Reife mad Dentfdlanb nun.
Ter unb mobIbebaIten nod Sun Unto.
MO 3urtid. SIRE 5ablreiden G,eunbe
unb Befannten freuen i9, He nod
LANCER Mbmeienbeit tpieber bier au febeu.
6err Charles Sobnfon,
bon ber biefigen 5irma SObnfon Bros,
tDel9e bic Mgentur Der graniion. preHen
fir 9eras iibernemmen bat, ffellte uns
uniere re,ie preHe In Der flr3en 3eii
bon II Sag auf. BertfT1tigt man,
baB Is f9 bier ni6t nur nm Die Be-
tudltigung BON @ifen. unb StablmaHen
I'm gepihte BON Is, 900 9funb banbeite,
fonbern I'M bic 3ufommenIebung pieler
bun6ert berfhiebener Maf1inent6eile
BON elmer ben 2aien gaii3 Mir MAIDEN.
ben gomplicirfbeit, 10 1T bos cine Sci.
flung. tuel1e bas uuummunoenfe Sob
unb bic uueingef9rdntteite Mnertennunq
uerbient. 0err gbas. SDbnfon bat ba.
burd betuiefen, boz er feline Sa9e Der.
fiebt uub baB man f9 auf fein Sad.
fenntnib TN Mai6inensGad geirott Der.
Iafea tam.
= Das piogramm our Jeier Der
Balm . grbHnune In Qerrbile pirb Elm
gnn3 ouberorbenili6 reihbaltiges fuer.
ben. auber benz beri6mmliden Bar,
becue III nod ~ e%rtpdbnen: preis.
i1ieEen, Mettrennen unb Ball. Was
tuiQ man nod mebr?
- Der @~ycurHonstug nod Qerrbiat
berIdbt 6nn Mntonio ON go. Septem.
Der z ubr WDrgens.
= Dos Allotment giebt ben gigen.
tbumstperfb i'm @ountp auf SIS, 413.,
324 gegen $40, 176. 800 I'm bergangener
Sabre an, mas cine 3unobme bon
$236,815 ausma6t. Die 6umme Der.
tbeilt fi1, ME folgt: 802. 303 adel
Qauo 50, PSI. 592 = cine 3unabme Dor
1926, COL gegen pergnngenes Sabr; 81.
f~enbabnen 1894, 528; Gtabterunbftad,
$11. 561. 500; Bieb $278, 702; 2auf
mannsgiter 81, 272, us; gerf1'ebenes
81. 781. 730.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-26
at Sic eAwinolndt nubetIbar2

Wfan lefe bas 2adfebenbe: .Serr 6. s,
Worris in Newart, s~rfanfas, iast sd lag
on qunsen . MbfesHen i9iper barniebsr, uni
meine GrsunSe unb bic aerate ertldrten mid
fur unbeiIbdr fduinO'idtia. 9a fins i'd an,
Or. Sings nsues edpinbludtsmitteI au qe.
braudeu. SEPT babe id bic brittle Glaide nns
bin bereits in Gtanbe, bic Nrbeiisn anf meinei
Gorm ipieber 3u iiberipaden unb au beaufi6.
tisen. % 1T bic befe MeOiein, bic es seber
fann!~
SeFe Mibbiepart in Decatur, Ohio, fdreibt
v@enn id nidt Di. Sings nsnes S1piuo.
fuAts. SeiImitte[ gebraudt bdtte, mare i'd idor
LANCE meinem euneenIeiben erIeaen. Die eerat,
hatten mid besits aufgeseben. Sept bin ID
bel befsm BobIfein.@
Yrcbsiiaf4en frei in ber Npotbete bon u,
Dreik.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-26
6 . d | 8.
Gan MntDnio, &c. Sept.
unfere gNalnnnaem.

AuiSkS ASWtNUNBSus
ueber ben teranii9en Walbbiftrift
giebt bic Gorfts Nbtbeilung bes aderbau.
Departements In Waibington ben fols
genben 8sri9t: 9as aeiammte Qreal
bes Malb. 9ifiritts BON Ssras mirb aui
ungefdbr 40, 1000, 900 Mder gei1dbt.-
ungefdbr 1872 Btp3ent bes Sotals Nreals
bes Staates; oabon geb6ren 1881
365 Nder, ober 1873 Bro3ent bes ge'
lammteu WalbIanbes, 3u Garmeu,
uel1e fi9 unter Gllltur befiubsn. Sos
GerbdltniB bon WalbIanb auf Garmen
3u Dem Sptal- Mreat bes Garmlanbs be,
trdst 1876 Bro3ent. Das Nreal bon
Qanb, NEEDLES In no9 unbehsaten
Garmgitern entbalten 1T. aber feinen
MaIb entbdlt. umfaBt 7,790.540 Ndei
ober 21.5 prornt DON geiammter
6arms2aub. 9ds Department i1lieBi
an bieie Mngaben bic Mabnung, oaf
bic Garmer bic lebterpdbnte Nrt 2ant
oa3u benuben m6sen, 6ol3anpHau3un.
gen barauf gu beginner. profeno,
Sermon, Der an Der gpibe Der Sort:
QbtbeiIuue febt, fpriGt bic 6oHnune
aus, Dab bic Garmer in ben Siioiiaaien.
tpeI1e mebr als so pro3ent hires Gan.
bes In Wnlb befBen, bieien She'll ibres
Bellies finftigbin niht mebr 10 lei6'
an Spefulanter perduBern nerben, hit
es bic grfabrungen Der lebten Sa5rl
Ieiber befiirGten IQl5eu, um0 fiat hina1t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-26
Sluh sic gdmmffadlen finh Der


Mobe unterworfen. bic BON @aiion gu
@aifon i9 berdnbert. Das Neueit tie
6arin, bauptiddli6 aber in 9iamanten
finbet man i'm Diamanten : 0aule
BON 6. 0pmbant, Der fo,tpGbs
renb bas Wlerueuefe auf Eager hdlt.
Ser 8. &oupant uuo feline 3uporfoms
member 0erfdufer fino isberseit bereit,
bic Waaren bebufs 8ef6tigung bor3u=
legen. 8. &oubant lit felt 1868 etab=
lirt uno e1freut fi9 zines neitberbreitez
ten guien @ufes. Ct 1T elm in Der
S6mei3 ousgebilbeter praftiider llbrs
NADER unb ~garantirt ale feline Ntbeiten.
Namentli6 ma9t er auf iein grinenz
Eager aufmerfiam. 8. &oubant, Main
plasa, San @ntonio. 8,12, tup1M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-26
8rud /! 8rnd) grnd !

miro unfeblbar turirt nod Der Meibobe
Der 9oftoren s. $. unb s. Miliams,
ct. Souls, Mo. Meoer MsHer nod
bDpooermii6e Nabeln weroen onee=
Danot. Sofortige grleidtsrung, ur6
grinoliGe 0eilung in fur3er 3eit. Wtan
Dtrb niht berbinbert ieiner Nrbeit ober
feinen @ef6dften %nadaugeben. Nuf
@uni6 mirb bic 9eilung garantirt.
2oniultation unentgeltli9. WdBige
preiie. Spre6t bor 3lmmer MD. A
iber Wolf & Itarr. 10,9, tum
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-26

giner ber Burden, tpeIde Dor
nidt LANCER 3eit in Der Ndbe BON
6empfteab ben alien beutfden Garmer
S9ulBe beraubt unb beinabe gu Sobe
gepeinist baben, if bur1 bas 8erbitt
Der @ei9wOrenen fir i6uIbig befun.
ben unb 5u 10 Sabreu @efdngniBifrafe
u%erurtbeilt tuorben; er 1T erft 10 Sabre
alt. Wie Der 8etl1t fagt, b%efinbst fi1
Der alte S6ulbe ouf Der 8eRerung, urb
bic olie Grau III idou beirabe gang
mieber bergeftelt; es ~berlautet auBers
BEN, baB nod elm 3lpeiter BON ben Bic
rem. mel6e an benz 8erbreden bethel.
list gepeien inb, Derbaftet tporben iei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-26
aus3us aus ber .Sambarser, 8Orisnbaat" bonn
8. Sept. 1887.
Santburs . Nmertfdnifdje Gd,mell-
0antnfer


Die 6amburg $ Nmerifanii@e Badets
fabrtzNcttene 8eieQi1aft bat auf ben 6.
SftDber bs. 50. cine auBerorbentli9e
@eueral z8etiammIuHg ibrer Nctiondre
berufen. Wie mir aus gutter Que1e
b%ernebmeu. be5medt bic pun Der 8erz
tpaltung beantraate @rb6bung beg
@runbtapitals Die 8si6aHuue Der Gelos
mittel gum Bau Don neuen
S6neabompern Sic gemils
ligung Der oa3u erforberli6en @elbmits
tel tpiro fi9 Dorausiidtli6 I'm 10 lei9.
ter poI3ieben, ais bic gegea mdrtige @es
i6dfisldge beg untsrnebmens als cine
BUREAUS ginfige gu be5pi@nen 1T.
Wenn f9on i'm Dorisen Sabte Die err
aielten &efultate Der 0amburg . Mmeris
fanii6en padelfabrt:N etieR. @eisll9aft
einen bebeutenben Iufi6muns betunoes
ten, 10 tritt berfelbe in erb6btem WaBe
In benz umlianbe gu Sage, baB, pie
uns BON 5uuerldffiser Settle mitsetbeilt
nurbe, bic @rtrdgniHe in ben eriten a1t
Monaten oes laufenben @ei1dftsiabres
lf9 bereits anndberno ebenio bod be5if-
fern, ME Oieieni9en, tDel9ein benz 9ars
gen 8orjabre er3ielt murben.
Der ouBerorbentlI6en @eneraloers
fammluug tpirb elm Nnirag oes Nufs
i6tsratbes unb bes 8orfanbes auf grs
b6bun9 bes @runofapitaIs big 5u 20
Milionen Mtarf auseben; bofelbe be-
trdgt betanntIi6 our 3eit Is WlQionen.
Gerner pirb Die Notwithstanding
iber einen Nntrog Der 8ermaItun9 gu
bei1lieBen ba5en, cine /. 40 Yrioris
tdtss Mnleibe aus5ugeben; bic b~tffebenbe
49% priDritdts Mnleihe BON 1882 be-
irug am 81. 9ej. 1886 mod $500, 600
Mart. @noli6 itebt elm Nntrog bes
Mufn9tsrat1es uno ees 8~Ortanoes auf
Nbdnberung Der Statuten Der @eiea.
f6aft auf Der Sagesoronung.
Wir begrilBtn ben bDrltebenb Witge-
tbeilten @nti6tuB Der 8ernaltIng Der
9amb.- Nmerif. padetfahrt.8 eisli9aft
nit aufri9tiger Greuoe. Ser 9 d. re d.
bampferbient wirb pDrausidts
LID fiir bieies nit ben nirtbihaftliden
Snterefe en- 9amburgs iD eng Der tpadfez
ne Snfitut cine neue 8erioOe bes @es
beibens berbeifnbreH, na9oem Der
Gra1t 8ertebr in ben Iebten
Sabren INNER before @rgebniHe
ausgewieien bat. Der 9uHagie,oertebr
fur bic erfe Gajiile 1T groB genug, un
bic padetfabrt @eiellihaft ebenio gut,
mie ben ROrbbeutidtn 2lcDo 3u aIimen-
tiren /; rnb es 1T nit Siherbeit anauneb.
men, baB iebt piele Reiienoe es finftigs
bin por5iebeH merben, iiber gam.
burg aus5ugeben unb a%n3ufommen,
neil, obne 8remsn 3u nabe treten
gu molen, 9amburg liz ben
NJ ober mebrtdgigen Nuf.
entbaIt entfdieben mebr
1n3iebun9sfraft bat unb
Ben Baa9ier an @ef9dfs
te NIB Ser treuungen 8 T
bietet ais uuere Sea d bars
It BIT. 9as miro unferer Mnfiht mad
elm tuiGtises Woment gu @unfen gam.
burgs iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-26

- 9aBt gu9 ni6t tduiden burd
nisbere preiie fir Mrbeit, melde better
als irgenb eine in Seras geliefert tpirb,
ionoern perfligi @uh nod Gallo
mars pbutOgrapbifhem NisIier, SO.
Alb Ofs9ouifon.5 traBe, no gud CUTE
uno 5ufrieoenfellenoe arbeit gu reelsm
Yrsiie garuntirt pirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-26

Sotel Mabnde, @de 9oufon &
st. MarD StraBe, gegeniiber Der 8urn.
bale, San Mutorio. Deutf6es
0otel erter GIae. nebers
nimmt Diners, Soupers &c. fir fleine
@efeai6aften, 9ob3eiten &C., uel9e NIT
groBer eorefaIt ousgefibrt meroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-26
Mahndee Nptel.

am Is. Sept. bai.lbn ntseitieeen :
8. g. auteleOst, Yearfau /; 3uIius 9Rei6, g.
Bauer, Seguin ; stephan Salbis. @ru. Braun.
f,ls 9. 3. arnolb, MontaIe; g. IS. ri.
darbfon, Deniiou B. 8dbr, ct. 9ouis
emil Babnfbaf. Searne; s. j. @otboT, Sou.
iton 6. -. anberfon, 8rban.
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&eoe. 6err &oientbal BON Ga Grange
ipsa6 sesen ben pfohen. unb oermb,
bette ben Germ 8eberenb bfrart, baB
berielbe ni6t mebr elm nod aus wuBte.
(SdluB folot.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-26
8ermif 8an gluitern

GriI9 ieben 5asl Wer5en in ieber
Gorm %ferbirt. gbenfo Wilb aller Nrt,
ie nod ber Sabres3eit. = gu baben i'm
&efauraut DSn 1arnif@ & Bdr.
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6erren, uno RnobensNns
d {. fdwer genus fir 6erbft unb
Winter Is 1890 biliger als frfher,
um nit BEN 8orratb gu rdumen. pan.
coaff e Sobn.
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pancoaf & eobu ~Deifaufen
9eireutIeiber rs -33% biaiger als it,
genb eiu 9uais in Der @tabt. Dies 1T
tein 6umbug. neberseust gu9!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-26

Manerid's 8auf beiorgt @elbIen.
bungen nod alien Sbeilen 9euti6lunbs
i1s 9aus ab9eIiefert gu biligeren Staten
als bic p%oftoffice.
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Nle rteue @orten in 6iiten, bie
9uIlap eingef6lOfen, bel paueOaf &
5Dbn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-26

Materid's 8anf, aleemeines Bants
gei&dft. 3ablt AZ 3infen auf DspOiiten
fir beftimmte 3eit.
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uniere neuen Winterfpaarel:
@loibing, 9errensS %oilette. Nrtifel, uns
ter3eug &c. tommein nod unb mad an
unb liesen our gef@tiguns Ofen. Yans
coat & SObn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-26

@sfanratisn unb 3pteI
~ Btrbiabune nit sinem Bar . Boon erfen
ManQet. sGD- Simmer Hub Id raiiouabIen
vrsiisn ~ sermistttu. - 1e,3,f-
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S6nttt< unb Mpbe Waare1l

gu bsf uHen. I'm nun IN een Vcrraih bon 6erren- uno
idnel ale mS8lid au8auberfaufen en-, merben mir pcr
preiien losidla9en. Die Yreiie perben ocn
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-01-13

W. II. Barnes. representative of the
Missouri Pacific railroad. came to HOyit
last Tuesday evening. and called our peo
pie together. and after short talk t.
them said that he was sent here by the
Missouri Pacific railroad to propose &c
the people of Sheridan county how they
could secure railroad and on what
terms If the people of the county will
vote bonds to the amount of 800. 900 in
the county bonds. $50. 900 to be given to
the railroad on completion of it to HOxie
and SAC. 900 on its completion to the west
line of the county. The company agree
to complete it to Hoxie by Dec. 81, 1887,
and to the west line of the county by
Dec 81. 1888. and it is the intention TO
complete it to Denver as soon as posi-
BILE No thought or idea has been had of
extending the north branch of the rail
road from LenOra. and the way other
roads are moving this way it behooves US
to talk this matter up, and see what can
be done Mr.. Barnes is good man and
a gentleman, and can tell you exactly
what the company are going to do. -Hox-
ie Democrat.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-01-13
Rawiins County Again In the Shoot
ing Business.

It's about time for another tragedy in
Rawlns county. and the other day one
was nearly made. as may be seen from
what we clip from the Celia Enterprise
Pat Fleming and his teachings are not
dead yet:
Mirage was last week the scene of a
shooting affray that came within an ace
of being a tragedy. A contest was put
on claim in that vicinity that belonged
to man living in Sherman county. As
soon as he could get his war paint on af-
ter hearing of it he went up. George
Winner. who was in some way RESPONSE
BILE for the suit. was fired upon twice by
irate claim owner. but fortunately was
not hit. The man then went cunning for
one TimmOns. and gave him just five
days in which to leave the county. This
Sherman county rip-rOarer should be
made to know that there are laws in this
country. and officers duly qualified to en-
force them. and that his own way of pun
ishing Offenses. if there have been any
on the part of those two men, is neither
right nor permissible. H should prompt
~ be hauled across the Goals
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-01-13
At the Front.

MmOt, Dakota. is for the present the
winter terminus of the st. P. NJ. & Nj. Ry.
A deputy United States marshal is on the
train. and as we both intend to go furth-
er. We pool issues and determine to keep
company. We arrive at Minot late; the
town is crowded. and we are glad to find
beds in an unfinished hotel. which GER
tainly did not lack for ventilation. blan-
kets and gunny bags doing duty for doors
and windows Before sunrise we are off
for the ''frOnt" outfit consisting of
blackboard and pair of mustangs as
nimble as Il pair of deer and not much
larger.
Our way at first is through the Mouse
river valley three-fOurths to one mile
wide. and heavily timbered in the bends.
Ranchers occupy every bend with log
house, stable. and hay stack for winter
feed. The soil is rich. and though stock
raising is carried on almost exclusively.
every farmer keeping twenty five to one
hundred head, the little land under cult
walton plainly shows the adaptability of
the country for grain raising. The rail
road grade is to our left. and soon begins
to ascend out of the valley to the high
level beyond. Four miles from MinOt is
G"ssman's COulee. here crossed by the
great railroad trestle. 900 feet long and
100 high. The bluffs are steep. but once
on their summit the land becomes level
almost Immediately We now pass
through an entirely unsettled region.
and we feel that there is nothing over
wrought or highly colOred in our state
ment when we say that hencefOrth for
twenty-eight miles is the best farming
land We have ever seen. A black humus
very deep, without trace of gravel or
stone in its composition; the subsOil vel
low clay with reddish cast on the high
er .knOlls. smooth ard sufficiently undu-
lating for good drainage: not sign of
alkali is seen on the surface or subsoil.
Twelve miles north is the timbered De
Laos river, with coal cropping ont in ev-
erv bluff; to the south the 'COteaux,''
plainly in sight. with this fine land con-
tinuing in gentle slopes to their very
SUBMITS. Heavy upland grass blue stem,
buffalo. and broad leaved black grass.
of which cattle are very fond. covers all
the country. This is all government land,
subject to entry, and now that the rail
road is constructed through its center.
presents every advantage possible to the
farmer and ranchman. The second sid
ing is sixteen miles west of MinOt, and
being in the heart of the country, with
which we were so pleased, at the sugges-
ton of the United States marshal, we
named it ''GoOdlands. Here next year
will certainly be one of the best towns on
the line. for now that the railroad pene-
trates the tract settlement must be rapid
next spring.-[St. Paul Globe.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-01-13
Sad Death.

Mr. VIM Murphy. who lives just across
the line in Sherman county. was digging
"A we'll for JAS Ernest, miles east of Old
Quickville p. o.. last Thursday January
9Th. The well was dug some 95 feet, and
Mr.. Murphy in hooking on the bucket
failed to fasten it securely. and when near
the top of the well the bucket full of dirt
fell down IS feet and struck MIR. Murphy
on the back of the head almost instantly
killing him. Mr. E. Brewer took him out
of the well. Mr.. Murphy has met with
frequent accidents before. and had re-
solved not to dig any more. Another
sadness is attended with the casualty.
Mr. Murphy's sister had just come to
keep house for her brother. and she went
to the we'll to see him. bu: being sweaty.
he did not come to the surface. but told
her he would be home soon and then he
would talk. But alas! Grim death closed
his mouth
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-01-13
TLOOK! LOOK, n

You lovers of music, call at Martin
Bros. and examine their fine line of quit
ars. viOlins, accOrdions, french harps.
jews harps. &c. Call and hear their
sweet tones whether you purchase or
not.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-01-13
500

Here is your chance for choice home.
100 acres and only eight miles from town
for 800. WELD Bros.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-01-13

We took flying trip this week. down
to our neighboring town OF Colby, and
found that thriving young city all aglow
with hustle and excitement over their
railroad prospects and the resulting ma
terial benefits in growth and prosperity.
The X. p have nearly completed the
grade from Oakley, and the B. &rM- have
made : survey from Ramona. on the Ober-
lin branch, and are working west from
that point. colby il fortunately located
near the center Of one of the best cOun-
ties in Kansas; her county seat was To-
Gated without having rival. and the
energy and wealth OF her people have
been centered, and hence the marvellous
growth-tho work Of less than two years.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-01-13
$4,000 TO LOAN ON CHATTEI IS.
LANDS BOUGHT AND SOLD
f. G. FINNERTY, Over knss"~

We found deputy clerk Tom B. Hiskey
and ex-clerk Fike busily engaged in
transcribing the Sherman county records.
job that viii yet require several weeks
to complete We formed the acuuaint-
ance of a number of Thomas county of
ficialS. among whom were: c. NJ Hovev.
treasurer: j. NJ. Summers. clerk: N. l..
Lacey. probate judge: J. W. Irwin. reg
lister of deeds; +. J. Paine. clerk of the
district court; and ex-county clerk J. n.
Fike. all of whom appeared to be entire
" familiar with their respective duties
and are as jolly and good hearted set of
fellows as is often found under one roof.
We are placed under special obligations
to clerk Summers and treasurer Hovey
for cOurtesies extended Dark Horse.
Three cans of corn at NJ Donelan' for
p cents.
Willcoxon & Woodward give the best
rates on real estate loans.
Have you heard the newss Willcoxon
& Woodward make the cheapest loans on
real estate.
WillcOxon & Woodward. east of post
office, make the best terms and rates on
real estate loans.
Lost on Christmas afternoon in Colby.
a dark brown vail, II yards long. I'M
hemmed Finder will please leave at
this Office
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-01-13

The play entitled The Drunkard. at
Beams Hall, Wednesday evening last,
was unique success. c. G. Siggins. as
Edward Middleton, made grand i'm
preston. The naturalness of his playing
and acting was surprising. and fully met
the high expectation of his many friends
F. p. Greene as Squire Cribs, delineat-
ed the character of a Squire in q model
way. and supported his part admirably
throughout. w. G. Weld, as Bill Daw
ton did not fail to make a hit His
part was well acted G. B. Cox. as Far
mer Sternes. made the biggest 'hit. ;"
Edward Middleton was knocked sense
less by the farmers whip. and it was too
real for awhile l. II. Buffers, AS Farmer
Gates. brought down the house through
his originality. when he said: II can't do
it. l amt used to it. can't tell lie. y
Prof. McDOugal, as Arden Renslaw.
mixed the drinks after the manner of an
adept, and his part was appreciated par
ticularly when Edward Middleton pulled
off his beard. Bert YOusse and Clara
YOusse as Messenger and Julia. acted
their parts well, yet Julia's would have
appeared to a better advantage had Julia
been younger and smaller. Mrs. ]. II.
Boden and Mrs. II. Hyatt. as Mary Will
son and Mrs Wilson, performed their
parts with unusual ease and grace and
naturalness. more like experienced act
resses. Miss V. Weld. as Agnes Dow
ton, made the most lasting impression on
the audience 1t was generally conceded
that her part was performed in the best
possible manner Difficult though it was,
she fully mastered it. Miss Elsie Marble.
as Miss Spindle, the old maid, ELECTED
much applause, and deservedly. too, by
the fine way in which she sustained her
mart. There was not break In the whole
performance. The club should be en-
couraged to appear again. Nearly $500
were left as net proceeds. which will 60
to purchase an n. E. church organ.
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STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
ANTI-PROHIBlTl0NISTS,

Geo. Clark, chairman. Nsco.
{. W Tate and WI. Lambert sec
ctsrics, Waco.
First District W. l.. Douglass,
chairman, ID, Beaumont
second Distrit-W. w. Nrivcy.
chairman, ID, llcndcr, Nd Iius.
ley, chairman. Il Henderson,
Third Distriei W IL. Pore chair
man, - Mershali RI Dennis, chair.
man, IL, Marshall.
Fourth District George I. Todd
chairman, d., Jefferson, W. I. Wor.
sham, chairman. H.. Jpilcrson.
Filth District d. Pcteet, chair
man. -. sulphur spring.. Pepper,
chairman. H.. GrccuyilIe.
sixth District Cone Johnson,
chairman, - Tyler; d. +. Anderson,
chairman, H., Tyler.
seventh District-R r. lantis,
chairman, D., Ni.s Point
Eighth District-Or u. Neal, chair.
man, D., Nayasota.
Ninth Dis'rict-W ii. Crank chair.
man, d., llou-tor Richard Alien,
chairman. H., Houston.
Tenth District W. +. kleberg
chairman, H., Galveston. samuel Al-'
ton, chairman, H., Galveston.
Eleventh District Il. i. Allen.
chairman, H.. ildlct-vl..c, Henry
Green, H.. Columbus
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